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Ned

Jan 1, 1970
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My brother's assistant of 18 years just resigned from his small
medical practice and it will take a while to replace her. In the
meantime he wants to be able to monitor the patient waiting area from
any of his 4 exam rooms, all of which have networked computers. I was
thinking of an IP/network video camera but then I remembered that he
also has a camera outside of his office which is used to see who is
ringing the doorbell, this camera is old and is connected to an old BW
CRT. I told him it might be a good idea to install some new cameras
around the office, not more than 4, and to record to a DVR. I have
been googling and I read that GE makes a good product. I am
considering the SDVR-4PII-80 StoreSafe Pro II (link below). As for the
cameras, I was looking at the bullet cameras because the office is
very small and a larger camera might intimidate patients. I would also
appreciate recommendations for an online vendor. I think a $2,500
budget for parts would be in his range.
thanks!

http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/si...30730?selectedID=6611&seriesyn=true&seriesID=
 
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G. Morgan

Jan 1, 1970
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Ned said:
My brother's assistant of 18 years just resigned from his small
medical practice and it will take a while to replace her. In the
meantime he wants to be able to monitor the patient waiting area from
any of his 4 exam rooms, all of which have networked computers. I was
thinking of an IP/network video camera but then I remembered that he
also has a camera outside of his office which is used to see who is
ringing the doorbell, this camera is old and is connected to an old BW
CRT. I told him it might be a good idea to install some new cameras
around the office, not more than 4, and to record to a DVR. I have
been googling and I read that GE makes a good product. I am
considering the SDVR-4PII-80 StoreSafe Pro II (link below). As for the
cameras, I was looking at the bullet cameras because the office is
very small and a larger camera might intimidate patients. I would also
appreciate recommendations for an online vendor. I think a $2,500
budget for parts would be in his range.
thanks!


You can do it for a lot less than $2500, see
http://www.supercircuits.com/

What you can do is get a 4-8 channel DVR and put it on the network,
then install the remote viewing software on each workstation in the
exam rooms to watch the front lobby.
 
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